Remy,
I am aware of this property on Host and I actually use it - works great I am
able to supply my own context configurator. What I would like to do is avoid
rewriting significant parts of Tomcat's ContextConfig class to implement my
encryption/decryption functionality. I would like to only o
Roytman, Alex wrote:
Rémy,
I do not think that adding a Context listener will do me any good. I need to plug in my own ContextConfig. I know I can plug in my own ContextConfig but I would like to extend tomcat's one with minimum of changes or I will be running risk of being incompatible with next v
Rémy,
I do not think that adding a Context listener will do me any good. I need to
plug in my own ContextConfig. I know I can plug in my own ContextConfig but I
would like to extend tomcat's one with minimum of changes or I will be running
risk of being incompatible with next version of tomcat
ch able to read some bits of XML from shared repositories (e.g. LDAP)for big installs with many similar configurations)
Thanks again
Alex
Date: Thu, 06 Jan 2005 17:46:00 -0500
From: Durfee, Bernard <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Pluggable mechanism for loading context config files
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Roytman, Alex wrote:
Dear Tomcat developers,
I would like to implement context config file encryption. It is a pretty useful feature since passwords to various resources are stored in those files
Unfortunately the way how context config files are read is hard coded (InputSource for Digester is crea
ead
some bits of XML from shared repositories (e.g. LDAP)for big installs with many
similar configurations)
Thanks again
Alex
Date: Thu, 06 Jan 2005 17:46:00 -0500
From: Durfee, Bernard <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Pluggable mechanism for loading context config files
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fuscation, but I think it is a worthy
feature.
Bernard Durfee
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From: Mark Thomas [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, January 06, 2005 5:25 PM
To: Tomcat Developers List
Subject: Re: Pluggable mechanism for loading context config files
Alex,
I would vote '-1&
Alex,
I would vote '-1' for any such addition Tomcat.
Let me explain why by way of a simple example. Let us assume that Tomcat
requires a plain text user name and password to connect to a database.
First of all, consider the security risks if the information is stored
in an unencrypted file somew
Dear Tomcat developers,
I would like to implement context config file encryption. It is a pretty useful
feature since passwords to various resources are stored in those files
Unfortunately the way how context config files are read is hard coded
(InputSource for Digester is created from FileInput
